ÆTHER – Self-adaptive Embedded Technologies for Pervasive Computing Architectures
The purpose of the ÆTHER project is to show that self-adaptive computing architectures can be a powerful approach to simultaneously addressing the major problems raised by pervasive computing. AETHER's main objectives are to study, evaluate and propose novel computing architectures responding to the most demanding embedded applications in the next 10+ years.
In particular, the AETHER project aims to tackle the issues related to the performance and technological scalability, increased complexity and programmability of future embedded computing architectures by introducing self-adaptive technologies in computing resources. The AETHER consortium will study and propose self-adaptive networked entities (SANE) based on reconfigurable computing architectures, and study their impact at various levels of the computing chain such as operating environments, programming methods and tools and application design. The potential benefits of the proposed approach will be assessed and validated with industrial partners on realistic application scenarios.
Homepage | http://www.aether-ist.org |
Head of project at USI | Prof. Mariagiovanna Sami |
ALaRI Personnell | Alberto Ferrante Antonio Taddeo Umberto Bondi Daniela Dimitrova Mariagiovanna Sami |
Starting date | Sunday, January 1, 2006 |
Duration (months) | 42 |
Partners involved | Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique CEA LIST (France) University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands) University of Hertfordshire (United Kingdom) Universität Karlsruhe (TH) - ITIV (Germany) Università della Svizzera italiana, ALaRI (Switzerland) Imperial College London (United Kingdom) Valtion Teknillinen Tutkimuskeskus VTT (Finland) Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (Spain) UTIA AV CR (Czech republic) Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique CNRS (France) INTRACOM (Greece) THALES Research & Technologies (France) ATMEL Hellas (Greece) ACIES (France) |
Funding Agency | EU FP6 IST-FET |
Research area | System-level Design, Modeling and Simulation Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing Dependability Security |
Project ID | IST-027611 |
Status | Over |